10/11/08-  Warrior midfielder, Baba Fatoba (Toronto, Canada) scored a dramatic goal, his 2nd of the game, in the 3rd minute of overtime, with an assist by Sam Oduro (Toronto, Canada), to give Nyack a 2-1 victory over the University of the Disrict of Columbia.  The goal sent the large Homecoming crowd gathered at Mosely Field into a frenzy.  The game did not start well for Nyack when the Firebirds scored within the first minute of the game.  That goal gave UDC a 1-0 halftime lead.  Fatoba scored the equalizer in the 74th minute off of a head pass from Seth Galloway (Penang, Malaysia), and the game remained locked at 1-1 until the end of regulation.  The Warriors outshot the Fiebirds 8-4 and had 3-1 advantage in corner kicks.

10/11/08- The Lady Warriors volleyball team suffered a 0-3 (18-25, 19-25, 17-25) defeat on Homecoming Saturday this afternoon in the Bowman Center to CACC foe USP.  The loss drops Nyack's conference record to 3-5, their second CACC loss of the week.  The Lady Warriors were led by Lacey McCabe (Plano, TX) with 5 kills and Samantha Friday (Pittsburgh, PA) with 16 assists.  Errors proved to be the downfall for Nyack as they amassed 11 service recieving errors to only 1 for USP.

10/11/08- The scheduled game between the Nyack College women's soccer team and Lincoln University was declared a "no contest" for Nyack when the visiting team decided not to appear for the game.  The contest was the beginning of the Homecoming slate of athletic events on the Nyack campus today. 

10/10/08- After falling behind 0-2 in their CACC match last night at Post University the Lady Warrior volleyball team mounted a dramatic comeback by taking the next two sets to even the match at 2-2, only to drop the 5th and deciding set and lose the match, 19-25, 17-25, 25-17, 25-21, 5-15.  After avoiding a sweep, Nyack was unable to carry the momentum from evening the match into the pivotal 5th set.  The Lady Warriors were led by Megan Metcalf (Miller Place, NY) with 7 kills, and Samantha Friday (Pittsburgh, PA) with 20 assists.  Nyack had a .060 attack percentage, compared to Post's .143, and their inability to exploit the holes in the Post defense proved to be their downfall.  Nyack is back in action tomorrow when they host USP, during Homecoming, at 1:00pm.

10/9/08- The Nyack Men's Golf team finished in 7th place in a field of thirteen in the recent 2-day Eagle Shootout tournament hosted by Post University.  The Warriors were actually four shots off of a four-way tie for fourth place.  Nyack was led by the solid play of Zhao Yang, who fired rounds of 78-76 and helped the Warriors to a day 2 total of 311, which was 2nd best for the round and one shot off of the round two best team score.  Yang finished in 13th place individually on the par-70 course at Wintonbury Hills G.C.  The Warriors are back on the course when they participate in the Charger Challenge, hosted by Dominican College, on Oct. 12-13.